Canada

I feel frustrated that we're going to choose a trainwreck of a government that only cares about slogans and making life worse for workers. Their party is the political equivalent of nihilists right now and they don't actually care about anything except wearing a CPC pin and tallying votes. Bitcoin Milhouse was a disgrace as finance critic and he's going to be an awful leader if he wins. I haven't always hated all CPC leadership, but this crop is undisputably utter shit.

This is happening primarily because the centrist party is too proud to drop their leader after the last election clearly showed voters were tired of their leadership. They've been slow to act on important issues like housing and never even bothered playing goalie against criticisms that they don't understand finances. Now that we're in financially hard times, that reputation has metastisized into a full blown cancer that will kill them, but it's too late for treatment, so we'll just get to see the Liberals get more desperate and play identity politics during the election.

And the NDP won't dump their leadership either. Nobody really likes Jagmeet Singh, he's not a low/middle class and doesn't come from that background, but he comes across like he pretends to. Their policies last election were foolish and would have pushed the parts of Canada's economy that we actually do well south of the border. They need a better grassroots candidate and to rethink how the economy works and match it with Canada's talents. I applaud them on wanting to improve housing but I don't trust them to win or do it.

The next election we're doomed to repeat the following outcome: left/center votes split to NDP, the liberals lose a ton of seats (see Ontario), people feeling the financial pinch vote Conservative to try and soften it.

Then watch what happens to environmental regulations and healthcare, because the conservatives controlling all levels will drop it promising lower taxes (wait for abortion to be deemed elective and not covered anymore or supported in public hospitals for example). Then we'll all start voting Liberal or NDP at the provincial level when we realize we didn't actually want to gur our social systems, and we'll run that way for two more election cycles, then we'll rotate back.